Marta - Revision history

Treadwell: /* The Present */

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‎The Present

Treadwell: /* Mythos Details */

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‎Mythos Details

Treadwell: /* Description */

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‎Description

BDAdmin at 19:45, 28 July 2014

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Treadwell: /* Plots */

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‎Plots

Treadwell: /* Plots */

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‎Plots

Treadwell at 03:29, 12 July 2014

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Treadwell at 00:33, 12 July 2014

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Treadwell at 06:21, 11 July 2014

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 ==The Present==
-Marta, even though a portion of [[The Glutton]], lives independently of him and his desires.  She is certainly aware of her situation, although she has no desire or capability to alter such, being devoted to the purpose for which she was created.
+Marta, formerly a portion of [[The Glutton]], now lives independently of him and his desires.
 ==Plots==

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 == Mythos Details ==
-Marta is in the same pantheon as The Creator, [[The Glutton]], [[Libri]], and various others that often tie into worship and study by those of the [[Church of Tubbius]].  Initially, she was created shortly after [[The Glutton]], designed to serve a dual role: one, as his wife, and two, as both fertility goddess and mother figure that shares in simultaneous baby growth and childbirth for the faithful who would accept her as such.  However, worship of Marta never truly caught on; she was often seen as a side element of Tubbian worship, instead, with the Tubbian followers mistakenly viewing her as the wife of the growth and harvest god [[Tubbius]].  After her near dissolution due to lack of remaining faithful followers in 212 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]], her entirety was absorbed into that of her husband, with [[The Glutton]] thus seeing her replaced from being an independent goddess to being a facet of his own being.  Doing so has led to a small resurgence of believers, at least among the Tubbians, and may slowly expand into other faiths.
+Marta is in the same pantheon as The Creator, [[The Glutton]], [[Libri]], and various others that often tie into worship and study by those of the [[Church of Tubbius]].  Initially, she was created shortly after [[The Glutton]], designed to serve a dual role: one, as his wife, and two, as both fertility goddess and mother figure that shares in simultaneous baby growth and childbirth for the faithful who would accept her as such.  However, worship of Marta never truly caught on; she was often seen as a side element of Tubbian worship, instead, with the Tubbian followers mistakenly viewing her as the wife of the growth and harvest god [[Tubbius]].  After her near dissolution due to lack of remaining faithful followers in 212 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]], her entirety was absorbed into that of her husband, with [[The Glutton]] thus seeing her replaced from being an independent goddess to being a facet of his own being.  Doing so led to a small resurgence of believers, at least among the Tubbians, and may slowly expand into other faiths.
 ==Background==

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 ==Description==
 Marta appears as an elderly woman, white-haired and portly, in an endless state of advanced pregnancy.  She wears a loose, white gown, and she stays attended by assorted maidens in her realm of soft, white clouds.  A single bed, large and equally white, is her primary place of residence in her land.  She is usually serious and sober, although she does have a slightly mischievous streak inherited by her son, [[Libri]].
 == Mythos Details ==

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	The Mother Goddess has not been involved in any ongoing plots in [[Myrken Wood]] but is frequently a product of worship by [[Aloisius Treadwell]] and the [[Church of Tubbius]] alongside [[Tubbius]] and [[Porcus]].		The Mother Goddess has not been involved in any ongoing plots in [[Myrken Wood]] but is frequently a product of worship by [[Aloisius Treadwell]] and the [[Church of Tubbius]] alongside [[Tubbius]] and [[Porcus]].

−	[[Category:~~Religion~~]]	+	[[Category:Church of Tubbius]]

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 ==Plots==
-The Mother Goddess has not been involved in any ongoing plots in [[Myrken Wood]] and is frequently a product of worship by [[Aloisius Treadwell]] and the [[Church of Tubbius]] alongside [[Tubbius]] and [[Porcus]].
+The Mother Goddess has not been involved in any ongoing plots in [[Myrken Wood]] but is frequently a product of worship by [[Aloisius Treadwell]] and the [[Church of Tubbius]] alongside [[Tubbius]] and [[Porcus]].
 [[Category:Religion]]

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 | spouses       =    [[The Glutton]]; believed by the [[Church of Tubbius]] to be the wife of [[Tubbius]] instead
 | children      =    Endless amounts of human, mortal children; otherwise, [[Libri]], the Scholar; two unnamed infants with [[The Glutton]]
-| profession    =    Mother goddess
+| profession    =    Mother goddess of humans
 | religion      =    Member of The Creator's pantheon
 }}

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 | birth_date    =    Created shortly after [[The Glutton]]
 | birth_place   =    Created in her realm of clouds
-| death_date    =    Not truly a death, but absorbed into [[The Glutton]] as a third godly facet in [[Anno_Regalis|AR]] 212, with responsibilities and shape redistributed accordingly
+| death_date    =    Not truly a death, but absorbed into [[The Glutton]] as a third godly facet in 212 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]], with responsibilities and shape redistributed accordingly
 | death_place   =
 | spouses       =    [[The Glutton]]; believed by the [[Church of Tubbius]] to be the wife of [[Tubbius]] instead
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 == Mythos Details ==
-Marta is in the same pantheon as The Creator, [[The Glutton]], [[Libri]], and various others that often tie into worship and study by those of the [[Church of Tubbius]].  Initially, she was created shortly after [[The Glutton]], designed to serve a dual role: one, as his wife, and two, as both fertility goddess and mother figure that shares in simultaneous baby growth and childbirth for the faithful who would accept her as such.  However, worship of Marta never truly caught on; she was often seen as a side element of Tubbian worship, instead, with the Tubbian followers mistakenly viewing her as the wife of the growth and harvest god [[Tubbius]].  After her near dissolution due to lack of remaining faithful followers in [[Anno_Regalis|AR]] 212, her entirety was absorbed into that of her husband, with [[The Glutton]] thus seeing her replaced from being an independent goddess to being a facet of his own being.  Doing so has led to a small resurgence of believers, at least among the Tubbians, and may slowly expand into other faiths.
+Marta is in the same pantheon as The Creator, [[The Glutton]], [[Libri]], and various others that often tie into worship and study by those of the [[Church of Tubbius]].  Initially, she was created shortly after [[The Glutton]], designed to serve a dual role: one, as his wife, and two, as both fertility goddess and mother figure that shares in simultaneous baby growth and childbirth for the faithful who would accept her as such.  However, worship of Marta never truly caught on; she was often seen as a side element of Tubbian worship, instead, with the Tubbian followers mistakenly viewing her as the wife of the growth and harvest god [[Tubbius]].  After her near dissolution due to lack of remaining faithful followers in 212 [[Anno_Regalis|AR]], her entirety was absorbed into that of her husband, with [[The Glutton]] thus seeing her replaced from being an independent goddess to being a facet of his own being.  Doing so has led to a small resurgence of believers, at least among the Tubbians, and may slowly expand into other faiths.
 ==Background==

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 | hair_colour   =    White
 | eye_colour    =    Blue
-| height        =    Variable; usually 5'6"
+| height        =    Variable; usually 5' 6"
 | build         =    Plump
 | features      =    Eternally appears as being late in pregnancy